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How to Pick Perfect Birthday Flowers for Men  by: Natalie Aranda Men love flowers, but for some reason flowers are not the first thing that comes to mind when an individual is looking for a man’s birthday gift. However, the idea that flowers are only for women is a complete misconception. In fact, many surveys taken by men show that the vast majority of men would enjoy receiving flowers for their birthday or other special occasions, so gift givers should take note. As such, flowers should be considered as a gift for any man whether he be a father, husband, boyfriend or son. The flowers that are most appropriate for men, regardless of the position the man holds in your life, are flowers that are bright and vibrant in reds, oranges and yellows. Because of this, roses, Gerber daisies and carnations are always great choices. Also, any birth month flower would be an appropriate birthday gift not to mention any particular favorite flower the man might have from orchids to a cactus. Of course, if you are sending birthday flowers to your husband or boyfriend red roses are just as appropriate for men as they are for women and represent the love and passion in the relationship. Flowers specifically for a dad or a son should not be passionate, but loving and show appreciation and thoughtfulness on their special day. Again, bright colored flowers should be sent and plants and bonsai trees are also great choices. Different months of the year have corresponding flowers, much like birthstones. January is the snowdrop and carnation; February the primrose and violet; March the violet and jonquil; April flowers are the daisy and sweet pea; May represents lily of the valley and hawthorn; June is the rose and honeysuckle; July the water lily and larkspur; August represents the gladiolus and poppy; September the Morning Glory and Aster; October the Marigold; November, chrysanthemum; and December birthday’s the Poinsettia and Holly. Regardless of whose birthday it is whether man or woman, son or daughter, husband or wife, girlfriend or boyfriend, flowers are always an appropriate and thoughtful gift that will be appreciated immensely. About The Author Natalie Aranda is a freelance writer. She enjoyed the online shopping experience with a flower shop in Glasgow http://www.serenataflowers.com/sendflowers/Glasgow.htm for flower delivery in Fife http://www.serenataflowers.com/sendflowers/Fife.htm. This article was posted on September 22, 2005   View More Videos from the "Family" category: Addams Family Gameplay (SNES) - Part 6A: Goblin Schmoblin Domaine Piquemal Part 2 Dealing With In-Laws - Family Reunions GoToMyPC: Remote Access to Your PC Part 2   Read More Articles from the "Family" Category: Military Jewelry Commemorates Honorable Service by Brien Gillet Essential Thanksgiving Preparation & Entertaining Tips by Lydia Quinn Personalized Gifts And Clothes For You To Be Remembered by Liza Mackinze Three B's of Buying for Baby by Heather Nolte You Can Put Your Eye Out That Way by Tim Bryce How to take Great Photos of your Child by Kelly Paal Torrance Assisted Living by Angela Stringfellow How to Sell Your House by Lease Options by Caterina Christakos What Every Work from Home "Want to Be" Should Know, Before Diving into Telecommuting by Tara Brewer Identity Theft: Oh No. Not Them by Daryl Campbell << Back to "Family" Index

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